Wetland
Grass
Carex trichocarpa (Hairy Fruited Lake Sedge grass)
Carex trichocarpa, commonly known as Hairy Fruited Lake Sedge grass, is a perennial grass native to wetlands and riparian areas. It has narrow, green leaves and distinctive hairy fruits that give it its common name. This sedge grass forms dense clumps and is known for its ability to stabilize soil and prevent erosion. It is an important plant for providing habitat and food for wildlife, particularly waterfowl and small mammals.
1 Nursery
grows this plant.
2-3 feet High and 1-2 feet Spread